harm's tibet will harm china. they are intertwined predestinate program so when i go back to my home in california, last say i my absence a neighbor has flown a stone through my window? test is about to fling it back if i stop for even one sick and the minute i throw the stock willake my neighbors lifo lot worse although that is my intention but i will also likely enrage and alienate the entire neighborhood and most of all i will make my own life for the next few years misery i will set into notion and lawsuits so if i only think of my own well being the most sensible thing is to put down the storm. my hair the dali lama speak to hear the unhappiness and suffering and this is eric expertise, those are different things. suffering is a fabric of lif every meeting ends of a separation of every life ends in death we will all go ied -- disease and skness ideally. but unhappiness is just a position we choose or not choose to bng to it by you change the world by changin the way you look at the world. there is nothing goo

the greater tibet then region covers tibet, and four other provinces. and the area by the so-called greater tibetan region is a quarter of china's territory. is that your definition of that tibet? >> my definition of tibet are those people who speaki tibetan who practice buddhist culture, that's tibetan. so in order to carry the meaningful preservation of tibetan culture, all these tibetan in one birthplace area, we must work together. >> does it comprise these five areas? >> [ inaudible ]. so there i think some amount of chinese leadership, i think also some confusion. >>> now for our "what in the world" segment. can you make out what this image is? it's a satellite image of a water slide, but not just any water slide. this is north korea, in a compound where the country's dear leader, kim jung-il and his henchmen live, this mini water park was found by a band of cyber sleuths. they poured over google maps of north korea looking for landmarks that might aid our understanding of this bizarre nation. they have found what they say are the countless idylli

what do you think is tibet's -- could be tibet's contribution to the world?e sometimes spoken about how tibetan culture could be an example for the world of how to be less violent, less conflictual. do you really believe there's a way to reduce the levels of violence and suffering in the world through a kind of inner search? >> i don't think anybody, still i want one. i don't think these people will say that. and then these people like bin laden, i don't think when he was a child, or his daily lifestyle, he want now today more -- i wish more violence. i don't think. out of desperate, out of hate, out of anger, out of frustration, wants to please. so, therefore, violence not come from sky. or violence not come from gun alone. ultimately this is motivation. emotion. so unless we tackle emotion, destructive emotion, we cannot stop violence. >> how do you tackle that? >> ah, not here. the central concern of other beings, other human beings, other beings also part of humanity. so in reality, see, we are all just one. so the very concept i think i see because of th

>> reporter: in the meantime the tibets will keep making deposits. >> cbs news, lake forest, california. >>> kim is next with our forecast. >> i'm outside without my umbrella. we will keep an eye for a couple of showers but you will notice the humidity is on the rise. straight up, the seven day forecast this noon and you are watching 9 news now. en during te due to diabetes it would frustrate me. in a basketball game a couple minutes # . >>> a dc judge blocked the fenty administration from evicting a nonprofit organization that has operated a tennis and learning center in southeast for 15 years. dr. dorothy height, a political and social icon, was among the supporters of the senator in the courtroom when the judge issued a temporary restraining order. it is a victory for the group's founder cora masters barry. >> here's something that is really working with our children, our families in an area of the city that we are always talking about it being behind. >> is it because you supported somebody else for mayor? >> that was four years ago. i don't know. i haven't talked him about this but

congresswoman in mourning tonight after her husband died while mountain climbing in tibet. representative caroline maloney represents manhattan and part of new york city. her husband clifton was an avid outdoors man. this weekend he hiked to the top of a mountain and then later died in his sleep. he was 71 years old. >>> in world news iran says it has no problems with inspectors taking a look at its nuclear facility but the u.s. and other nations definitely have a big problem with the discovery of that plant. allison harmelin reports. >> reporter: president barack obama is not mincing words. with discovery of another secret nuclear site in iran he's laying down the law in his weekly address. >> iran's lead ers must now choose. they can live up to their responsibilities and achieve integration with the community of nations or they will face increased pressure and isolation and deny opportunity to their own people. >> reporter: iran has acknowledged the nuclear facility only after the secret has been uncovered. iranian president ma'am outside ahmadinejad defend himsel

fund the abbey, and the remaining 10% wento charity, from a cp for kids with h.i.vto buddhists in tibet. >> we're a for-profit whose bottom linis to not make any profit at the end of theear, beuse it's all given away in some form or faion. that's sociaentrepreneurism, really, at its radicalest. >> reporter: eir product line ao includes benevolent biscuits, tres for dogs prepared in the abbey kiten, rolled, stamped, and bakd by the cistercians themselves nd sampled by the abbey'quality control officer,udwig, the abb's doberman pinscher. here no tant is kept under a baske wht father robert keffer paint will seday be sold to help maiain the aby. >> you workuring the work hours. you op, you go to prayer. it's a very...egimented is the ong word, but it is a very disciplin life. so thas a little hard for the artist: oh, i've got is great inspiration. i can't stop and go pray w. >reporter: but you have to. >> yes, you haveto, and you most certainly can. >> reporter: shere there is a balan between the rigors of monasticism and e demands of the markplace in an abbey which is both in the world d

. >> the dalai lama hails from tibet. he wanted the dalai lama to know that river city has its tradition. the mayor talked his holiness the fist bump and that he was wanted to say hello, dali. he was there to receive a freedom award. >> it is good the dalai lama has a good sense of humor. >> that is funny. a good sense of humor. >> that is funny. >>> announcer: the shortest distance between 2 points is a straight line, so why does the journey from where you are to where you want to be have to go through a classroom? it doesn't. from correspondence courses to online platforms, like the graduate school's gs connect, distance education has always helped people on the go, go further. the courses you need, available on your schedule, anytime, anywhere. great moments begin at the graduate school. learn more. visit... on fridays, i have hockey before school, so i take two eggo homestyle waffles and put peanut butter inside. i add a couple chocolate chips when dad's starting the car. there's only one way to eat an eggo -- your wa

the dalai lama is the religious leader of tibet who lives in exile because china is occupying that countryest monk is picking up some modern mannerisms. mere is the latest. dalai lama, fist pump. that in memphis, tennessee. we're not sure why he's fist pumping but we like his peaceful attitude so it's ok with us. the dalai lama is a patriot. our pinhead front, the guiness book of records has a new entry. 17 people in ohio set themselves on fire for 43 seconds. yes, they did. setting the record for the most people to perform a full body burn simultaneously, some of these folks were professional stunts people and others just regular folks who wanted their moment. there they go. incredibly none of the participants sustained even minor burns. but they are pinheads. the mail, a reminder that billoreilly.com premium membership is on fire this fall. pardon the pun. big discounts on all our stuff. and the factor postgame show, each evening. now the letters. i'm going to let some of the other correspondents answer that, sir. because it's changing rapidly, paul. lois, you got to put the kool-aid dow

many times i have been in this to deal with you -- there are a bunch of reporters on that side -- in tibet local energy -- can we take that local energy and ask where we can go from here. could we have a conversation with a neighbor on changing the way the south carolina government works? we're the only state with a budget control board. in 49 other states, they do it differently. this is the only state in the union where the administrative functions are handled by the budget control board. in our state, in fairness to my predecessor, he was elected by the people of south carolina as a democrat. his first check was not the general assembly or the judicial branch. he walked across the hall to the lieutenant governor's office. it is a dysfunctional system. people would normally say this is madness. it was in the 1895 constitution, put forth by pitchfork ben tillman, about a black man being elected. other constitutional amendments are out there. could people pick one area where they want to make a difference and really make noise? >> i have supported reform in this state since i met you. i ha

. >>> the husband of a congresswoman died while on a mountain climbing trip in tibet.ew york representative carolyn maloney says her husband died in his sleep after reaching the summit of of the world's sixth highest mountain. the 71-year-old was a millionaire investment banker. maloney has served in congress since 1993 and recently announced she was giving up you her bid for the senate. >>> dozens of families separated by the korean war were reunited this weekendful . for decades they've had no contact with each other, no mail, telephone, e-mail. here's more on the emotional, tear-filled reunions. >> reporter: this 88-year-old thought this moment would never come. after nearly 60 years of being separated, he's holding the hantd handsive his son and daughters, babies when he left father, we thought you were dead, says his daughter, now in her 60s. 97 korean family separated by war and ideology for decades were reunited saturday in the north mountains. they showed each other photos of their lives and relatives who passed away. most of the families were separated by the

. >>> the husband of a congresswoman died while on a mountain climbing trip in tibet. aides to carolyn maloney said he died after reaching the fifth highest mountain. carolyn maloney has served in congress since 1993, and recently announced she was giving up her bid for the senate. >>> despite condemnation over its secret nuclear facility, iran tested a missile-launching system earlier today. now, tv isn't giving too many details but says two types of missiles were fired. in may, iran said it tested a missile capable of reaching parts of europe. today's tests are part of an exercise expected to go on for the next ten to eleven days. robert gates says iran's nuclear facility is likely meant fer developing a nuclear weapon. gates refused to rule out a military strike on the facility, but he said a diplomatic solution should be attempted first. >> we have been watching its construction of this facility for quite some time, and one of the reasons that we waited to make it public was to ensure that our conclusions about its purpose were right. this is information shared amo

alongside tibetans and chanting denunciations of china and waving signs like g2 oh let's talk about tibet. students against palestine called for an end to israeli occupation, and others held up signs that said please say no to corporate greed, and we say yes to human needs. oh, gosh, i bet all the deer and fluffy little animals all spoke like they did in disney movies, too. sounds, beautiful, doesn't it? it makes me want to put on my thai-tie-dye jerry garcia t-shirt while he jump into a volkswagen and smoke some dope. thank you, new york times. this is how the same paper covered the new york tea party, in which there were zero arrests are. quote "a sea of protestors filled the west lawn of the capitol and spilled on to the national mall saturday in the largest rally against president obama since he took office, a culmination of a summer-long season of protests that began with opposition to healthcare overhaul, and then grew into a browtdzer dissatisfaction with government." the times reporter, jeff zelney went on to label the crowd angry and profane. wow. you see, you can't really believ

. >>> the husband of a congresswoman died while on a mountain climbing trip in tibet.id that clifton maloney died in his sleep after reaching the summit of the world's sixth highest mountain. the 70-year-old was a millionaire investment banker. carolyn maloney has served in congress since 1993 and recently announced she was giving up her bid for the senate. ♪ >>> some scientists are warning that global warming is changing the landscape of greenland. phil black went along with the environmental group greenpeace to visit a remote glacier and reports on why climate change in greenland will likely impact the world for today's "e "eco solutions." this is the pf. the greenpeace ship and its crew are providing support for scientists like dr. gordon hamilton. >> the beauty of this. >> my god. it's unbelievable. >> reporter: dr. hamilton is from the university of maine. he shows me why greenland has the potential to change life on this planet. >> the white in the background. >> reporter: the vast greenland ice sheet is an ancient reserve of frozen fresh water. its size is diffi

it was a concern about their internal affairs, whether it was taiwan, tibet, human rights issues.there has always been concerned about this type of intervention. on the other hand, they want to be part of the international community. in the last 25 or 30 years, they have been more and more accepting of international institutions being a part of them. they join the non-proliferation treaty, the wto, all this. china does not want to have everybody agree on sanctions and they are the only ones holding out. i do not think they would veto it. i do not think they want to be the lone voice that people point to and say you are the one preventing strong sanctions against iran. that leads to what the russians do. if the russians moved to tougher sanctions, china will have to go along with it. to answer your question directly, they will not be especially vocal in those talks. host: boston, democrats line, doug, good morning. caller: is it not true that under geneva conventions, if israel strikes iran without a united nations security council resolution, then they are guilty of a war crime an

. >> tibet to the community? >> yes, sir. >> what do you want -- give back to the community? to what this is very important because they affect their lives. -- people that we elect into office is very important because they affect our lives. >> do any of you have expectations as you get ready? yes, ma'am. once you leave these hallowed halls, what are your expectations? >> i am a junior in political science major. i plan to attend yale law school and a plan to run for senator for the great state of maryland. [applause] >> that would be a democrat senator, right? >> yes. a democratic senator. [applause] >> and she is bipartisan good that is a good point. because what do you think happens when you are on the pathway toward becoming the next u.s. senator from maryland? i am a resident of the state of maryland. i am a republican. and you may say some things that i may agree with, but a lot of it suspect about because, you know, how democrats are -- because, well, you know how democrats are. ok, you win, right? you are standing up there in the senate chamber with your hand on the b

against that because they did not like other things the chinese were doing -- how they operate in tibet or in minority areas, or human rights issues more generally. but that tool, if you will, that approach, does not apply any more because we have given china in normal trading status on a permanent basis. so congress does not get a chance to vote on this every year. host: terry is calling from california on the democrats' line. caller: please do not cut me off. i just wanted to say that nafta has been very harmful to the united states. the american citizen, individual workers. i'd also want to say that the jobs, the trade deficit with china, even though we might be one of their larger importers or what have you, it does not touch the amount of the deficit that we have with them, so it is still unbalanced. i want to say that with all of our corporations going overseas, with the trade and nafta, they get paid to go overseas, to send the product back to us. it is a lose-lose situation, and our corporations from wall street to health care to the trades is making the united states a third-cl

against that because they did not like other things the chinese were doing -- how they operate in tibetor in minority areas, or human rights issues more generally. but that tool, if you will, that approach, does not apply any more because we have given china in normal trading status on a permanent basis. so congress does not get a chance to vote on this every year. host: terry is calling from california on the democrats' line. caller: please do not cut me off. i just wanted to say that nafta has been very harmful to the united states. the american citizen, individual workers. i'd also want to say that the jobs, the trade deficit with china, even though we might be one of their larger importers or what have you, it does not touch the amount of the deficit that we have with them, so it is still unbalanced. i want to say that with all of our corporations going overseas, with the trade and nafta, they get paid to go overseas, to send the product back to us. it is a lose-lose situation, and our corporations from wall street to health care to the trades is making the united states a third-cla

. >>> and while visiting the u.s., tibet spiritual leader the dalai lama was introduced to a new typehe mayor of texas on friday, the fist pump. you saw it there. after a couple tries, his holiness, the dalai lama, got a hold of it. you don't see that every day. it is now 8:06. let's go back outside for a check of the weather with al. hey, al, what do you think? >> i like it, ann. give me that bump. yeah, i love it. we've got a couple nice folks here and a couple pretty girls. what's your name? >> cocoa. >> and? >> noni. >> aww. where are you guys from? >> st. paul, minnesota. >> and you guys eat breakfast with us every morning. >> we eat breakfast with you every day. and when we were coming, they said we want to see matt and al and ann. >> i like your hello kitty sunglasses. let's check your weather -- hi, auntie. so you know, billings, montana, nbc 8, sunny and warm, temperature of 80 degrees. and as you check it out, a jet stream band of air way up to the north, high pressure dominating means santa ana winds in california. big problems there. upper level low in the rockies Ñ >>> oh

. >> tibet to the community? >> yes, sir. >> what do you want -- give back to the community? >> yes, sir. >> what do you want to give back? >> my mind. >> in a sense, to be an example of how we can continue the legacy that started a long, long time ago of creating a pathway to opportunity in. >> exactly. >> once you do that, what do you do with the road blocks apart in the way? what do you do with the lack of a job opportunity or the lack of your ability to create a job, like starting your own business? how you deal with the frustrations and the challenges of that will come, potentially, when the global marketplace is changing so rapidly? how do you see yourself as a young man stepping into that, making a difference, and trying to push against that kind of pressure? >> taking examples from you and obama, just not giving up. we have to work for it. people that re-electon to what this is very important because they affect their lives. -- people that we elect into office is very important because they affect our lives. >> do any of you have expectations as you get ready? yes, ma

>> as far as china is concerned, a presidential delegation is going to bed and india -- to tibet andindia, [unintelligible] their demonstrations there. do you know what is going on? dollars in terms of the presidential delegation, that is in india now. the white house -- i do not know if they're going to issue a statement or issue -- respond to questions as they come up regarding this delegation that is in india now. i will refer you to that. in regards to the unrest going on in china, as we have said many times, we are monitoring the situation very closely. we are called upon the tennis authorities -- the chinese authorities to deal with this unrest in a transparent and lawful fashion. >> [unintelligible] i have not seen this in many years. >> i do not know of it as a warning oregon 53. there is a difference to the two. one of our -- a warning or advisory. there is a difference to the two. one in five american citizens on the situation -- advises american citizens on the situation in trouble. and it is our responsibility to inform u.s. citizens who may be planning traveled to a regi